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Qualcomm adds RFID-enabled tech to cell-phones
(Mobility/Mobility Features)
... as well as order-aide tools using this type of RFID technology in cell phones in both Japan and Korea -- though current implementations require more work on behalf of the user due to the physical plug-in ...
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Japanese government plans to sprinkle RFID tags over disaster areas
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RFID tags are already being used to track groceries and pharmaceuticals, but the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications now wants to use the technology to help find disaster survivors. ...
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NEC develops ultra-thin, flexible battery
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... can be recharged within 30 seconds. Tokyo (Japan) - NEC announced that it has developed an ultra-thin and flexible rechargeable battery that is compact enough to be integrated into electronic paper ...
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HP to develop RFID products for Japan
(Hardware/Hardware Brief)
Hewlett-Packard Japan Ltd has teamed with a Japanese Internet services company and its systems integrator and consulting subsidiary to develop new RFID products and services for the Japanese market. ...
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NEC to launch RFID business this year
(Hardware/Hardware Brief)
... company, one of Japan's biggest computer makers, plans to start offering both the chip and associated software and systems in Japan and overseas sometime during the April to September period." Read the ...